Slim Thug's debut album, Already Platinum, was released on July 12, 2005. It features the singles "Like a Boss", "Three Kings", "I Ain't Heard Of That", and "Incredible Feeling". The album debuted at #2 on the U.S. Billboard 200 Albums Chart. His second album, Boss of All Bosses, was released in 2009.
Slim Thug has had some success with his mixtape releases. He has proclaimed himself the "Big Boss of the South", referring to the U.S. south, and the "Big Boss of the North", referring to North Houston, Texas, the neighborhood where he grew up.
As of July 22, 2005, he is dating Letoya Luckett, former member of Destiny's Child.
In 2005, he also appeared in a remix of the song "Luxurious" by Gwen Stefani, and Check On It by Beyoncé.
Slim says that his rap name comes from the fact that as a teenager, he was very tall and lanky before he filled out. He stands 6'6" tall. The Thug part comes from people's assumptions of him due to his braids and sunglasses.
Click Clack
Slim Thug Lyrics
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So when lift this shirt that's the end of discussion
Click clack motherfuckers! I ain't trying to hear nothing!
Click clack motherfuckers! I ain't trying to hear nothing!
When snitch niggaz give police clues to watch
Well I'm a give them faggot niggaz news to watch
My trigger blow niggaz out they shoes and socks
I'm Slim Thugga motherfucker! best respect my G!
Or they gon say they name after R.I.P
How dare you pussy niggaz' tissue slugs bout me
'Cause then I'm a get to show ya how thug I be!
And I don't give a FUCK what set you claim
They got rich niggaz that blow out brains
Just cause you from the projects don't mean you hard
Most of them hoods y'all repping ain't seen you broads!
I was taught only reach for the heat if you busting
So when lift this shirt that's the end of discussion
Click clack motherfuckers! I ain't trying to hear nothing!
Click clack motherfuckers! I ain't trying to hear nothing now!
Don't make me pull it on ya! on ya! on ya! ya hear me?!
Don't make me pull it on ya! on ya! on ya!
Big home, big car, big jewelry
Whispers in the street, all the talk of robbery
Ain't no Quad Studio, Tupac and P
For every watch there's a glock, come shop with me
Hood DVDs the closest you get to TV
BE or MT, the whole world done see me
VH1 Behind the Scenes, there's bout to be a three-peat
So keep on rewinding your part and others try and defeat me
Strap like the movie, better yet the sequel
Strap Before Rap, we'll call that the prequel
I told ya wit the pen, there shall be none equal
But since he ain't write it, that makes him more lethal! UUSSSHH!!
I was taught only reach for the heat if you busting
So when lift this shirt that's the end of discussion
Click clack motherfuckers! I ain't trying to hear nothing!
If you smart you gon hit the ground running and ducking
A lot of rap niggaz be trying to play hard
Knowing damn well that they lying and they fraud
They talk that hard shit when somebody press record
When there's beef in the streets they run to their body guard
I'm still a hood nigga, you can catch me on the block
And when I'm the club you can catch me wit the glock
I know them jackas plotting trying to catch me wit a knot
But we gon see if them laws can come catch me when he's shot
The lyrics of Slim Thug's song "Click Clack" depict his tough persona as a streetwise rapper. He warns anyone who has ill intentions towards him to watch out because he's always ready to use his firearm. Slim Thug knows that many people view him as a threat, and there are even those who are envious of his possessions, including his big home, car, and jewelry. However, he is unfazed and ready to use his weapons to protect himself, his possessions, and his family.
The artist also takes a jab at rappers who are not true to their word and only put on a show for the media. Slim Thug claims that he's the real deal and will not run to his bodyguards when things get tough. Despite the danger, he remains on the block and in the club with his firearm, ready to respond to any threat.
The chorus of "Click Clack" sets the tone for the song, with Slim Thug saying that he won't hesitate to use his weapon if needed. He also challenges anyone who has a problem with him to come forward, showing that he's not afraid to defend himself.
Overall, "Click Clack" is a powerful representation of Slim Thug's streetwise mentality and willingness to protect himself and his possessions at all costs.
Line by Line Meaning
I was taught only reach for the heat if you busting
I was raised to only pull out a gun if I plan on using it.
So when lift this shirt that's the end of discussion
If I lift up my shirt, that's all the warning you'll get before I use my gun.
Click clack motherfuckers! I ain't trying to hear nothing!
My gun makes a distinctive sound and I won't listen to anyone who tries to argue with me.
When snitch niggaz give police clues to watch
When people snitch and give information to the police...
Well I'm a give them faggot niggaz news to watch
...I'll give them something to watch out for since they're acting like homosexuals.
My trigger blow niggaz out they shoes and socks
My gun is so powerful that it can knock someone out of their shoes and socks.
I guarantee I won't miss you if I use the dot
I'm so skilled with my gun that I can guarantee I won't miss if I aim at you.
I'm Slim Thugga motherfucker! best respect my G!
I'm Slim Thugga and you better show me respect.
Or they gon say they name after R.I.P
Or you'll end up being referred to as 'Rest In Peace' after I'm done with you.
How dare you pussy niggaz' tissue slugs bout me
Don't you dare talk about me in a cowardly and weak way.
'Cause then I'm a get to show ya how thug I be!
If you do talk about me, I'll show you just how tough I am.
And I don't give a FUCK what set you claim
I don't care what gang or group you belong to.
They got rich niggaz that blow out brains
There are wealthy people who have guns and use them to kill.
Just cause you from the projects don't mean you hard
Growing up in a rough area doesn't automatically make you tough.
Most of them hoods y'all repping ain't seen you broads!
Most of the people you claim to represent in those neighborhoods don't even know who you are.
Don't make me pull it on ya! on ya! on ya! ya hear me?!
Don't make me use my gun on you, do you understand what I'm saying?
Big home, big car, big jewelry
I have a big house, nice car, and expensive jewelry.
Whispers in the street, all the talk of robbery
People are talking about robbing me behind my back.
Ain't no Quad Studio, Tupac and P
This isn't like the Quad Studio incident where Tupac was shot.
For every watch there's a glock, come shop with me
I always carry a gun with my expensive watches, come shop with me if you want one.
Hood DVDs the closest you get to TV
The closest some people in the hood get to watching TV are bootleg DVDs.
BE or MT, the whole world done see me
Everyone in the world has seen me on TV or in the movies.
VH1 Behind the Scenes, there's bout to be a three-peat
I've been featured on VH1's Behind the Scenes multiple times and there will be more to come.
So keep on rewinding your part and others try and defeat me
Keep replaying your part in the hopes of finding a way to beat me.
Strap like the movie, better yet the sequel
I'm carrying a gun just like in the movies, or even more so, like in the sequel.
Strap Before Rap, we'll call that the prequel
I've carried a gun even before I became a rapper, that's the prequel to my story.
I told ya wit the pen, there shall be none equal
I'm telling you that with my words, I am unmatched and unbeatable.
But since he ain't write it, that makes him more lethal! UUSSSHH!!
But since my competitor didn't write his own rhymes, he is even more dangerous than me.
If you smart you gon hit the ground running and ducking
If you're smart, you'll run and dodge to avoid getting shot.
A lot of rap niggaz be trying to play hard
Many rappers try to act tough and intimidating.
Knowing damn well that they lying and they fraud
Even though they know they are lying and faking their persona.
They talk that hard shit when somebody press record
They only act tough when they know they're being filmed or recorded.
When there's beef in the streets they run to their body guard
But when there's real danger, they rely on their bodyguard to protect them.
I'm still a hood nigga, you can catch me on the block
Although I'm successful, I'm still from the hood and can be found there.
And when I'm the club you can catch me wit the glock
Even when I'm out enjoying myself at a club, I still carry my gun.
I know them jackas plotting trying to catch me wit a knot
I know there are people who are planning to rob me and take my money.
But we gon see if them laws can come catch me when he's shot
Let's see if the police can catch the person who tries to shoot me.
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: CHAD HUGO, STAYVE THOMAS, TERRANCE THORNTON, TERRENCE THORNTON, PHARRELL WILLIAMS, PHARRELL L WILLIAMS
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@Toven_WaveWatcherFi
"Just cause you from the projects don't mean you hard"
"They talk that hard shit when somebody press record
When there's beef in the streets they run to their body guard"
FUCKING FIRE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@jakeoff2662
2022. Still banging the real music.
@flydrumz
2023 😎
@Toven_WaveWatcherFi
Slim Thug absolutely nailed it with this song and like a boss. Wish he would make more like that.
@jtslaven3221
2021 and Death Race still a hard ass movie.
@chrishoffman9953
This is why I’m here again
@jimmyconway9993
Same
@jasonbanks7327
This is the most gangsta song ever man 😂😂😂😂 love it
@rmv1482
@SOLDIER OF GOD 🤣🤣
@ryanpm7454
Recuerdo en el 2008 que escuche esta musica, bueno mis amigos me enseñaron la cultura hip hop americana, cuando les enseñe esta musica no les gusto mucho pero esta como el vino esta bullita.